Walt Gives Gus Two Options | Full Measure | Breaking Bad

[@CentralGaming131]

tbh at this rate somebody ought to just make the whole show into a youtube playlist with these clips

[@Kylefassbinderful]

That's basically what channels have done with The Sopranos and The Wire. You're not getting the whole show but it's still enough to put CliffsNotes to shame and give you about 85-90% of everything.

[@freetime2freeminds]

That’s what got me into better call Saul. The insurance scene. Spoilers aren’t always a bad thing.

[@playlist-master7382]

​@@freetime2freemindswhich scene is that?

[@playlist-master7382]

I'm working on it

[@chuckled125]

here's a fun challenge; find a moment that you're sure would never be a clip on this channel

[@thefoundingwaifu]

Gus: "I prefer option A." *Executive Producer Vince Gilligan*

[@DaekoTan]

"*Guitar riff* I guess I got, what I deserved~"

[@thefoundingwaifu]

@@DaekoTan Kept you waiting there too long my love~

[@LesGrossmann]

@@thefoundingwaifu all that time, without a word~

[@lababe-e6n]

The time when Mike actually admired Waltuh

[@untitled568]

Is this the only time he called him Walt?

[@lababe-e6n]

@@untitled568 yeah

[@Mattball82]

Waltuh 🤣 stop 😂😂😂

[@owmyscalpburns731]

he was like “alright maybe he’s not all bad” and was so wrong

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

​@@untitled568 hadn't noticed that, but he doesn't seem to do that out of admiration

[@Wolffdudebro]

0:43 Mike letting Walt know that Gus isn’t going to kill him

[@mr.mgyoutuber69420]

Damn that's some acute detail

[@mmazurr]

That's a pretty clever detail about how this scene is structured. It's a random quote at the beginning that seems like small talk, but also a bit odd for Mike to place extra emphasis on this. The scene plays out and once Walt takes advantage of knowing he's not intended to be killed there, we get the same line again from Mike to bookend the scene. But the second time he says it, it retroactively casts the previous comment in a new light.

[@Ytngntuk]

they just talk about car

[@Wolffdudebro]

@ Yes. Why would Mike talk to Walt about fixing his car, unless he knew Walter would be alive after that talk?

[@K12machinima]

⁠@@YtngntukNo, because Mike knew ahead of time he wasn’t going to execute Walter, and that the meeting was going to be Gus’ way of warning Walter. He could have said nothing, but he basically says “You’re not going to die, but you’d better have your car fixed for after this meeting…” I’m not saying Breaking Bad is a perfect show with perfect writing, but it was made with a lot more nuance and depth than a lot of shows at the time. It’s why people still watch it and discuss it, years later, and not some bottle-barrel tripe like Ice Road Truckers.

[@5xad0w]

"I would never ask you that." Funny how words can be so open to interpretation.

[@marshallevans8492]

This just inspired me to rewatch the series in its entirety for the 80th time lol

[@eggdogtim8593]

How'd you do that in 15 mins

[@marshallevans8492]

@@eggdogtim8593 lol 😆

[@supersaiyanzero386]

Actual 80th time or? My count is 10 on watch 11, slowly.

[@Dano_116]

Imagine how well everything would’ve went if Gus didn’t use and kill children.

[@dannyboy4682]

It was never going well. Gus wanted to plan for Walters declining health, but Walter felt so insecure about his power and legacy, he had to lash out

[@MeloRat69]

I always assumed gus didn't order the death but the dealers did it anyway, I wouldn't put it past gus though

[@mrautismo420]

He didnt...

[@s4h4]

For real, Gus was shocked that Jesse wanted to avenge his gf’s son? And his mentor wanted to save him? If Gus just let it slide everything would’ve been fine

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

​@@s4h4 yeah, people always talk about Walt's ego but this time it was Gus who didn't honor the agreement he made here.

[@murph5041]

4:33 I wonder who he would have chose as new assistant if he had the choice. That's not something easy to find, someone he can trust and keep on his side. Maybe he would seek counsel to Saul to find candidates.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

Yeah I have wondered too

[@Dododeath]

badger

[@SuperMarioKai]

Scenes between the protagonist and antagonist are always enjoyable

[@EGRJ]

The question is, which is which?

[@Ricky_Spanishh]

​@@EGRJ dun dun duuuun

[@SuperMarioKai]

@@EGRJ walt is the protagonist gus is the antagonist. They are both villains however

[@GaudinSax]

There is no protagonist.

[@ChristinaMagma]

@@GaudinSaxProtagonist doesn’t mean good guy, it means lead character which is definitely Walt

[@mattr27]

Walt played Gus and Mike like a fiddle when he needed to.

[@MohIsmail-mk1fd]

Gus and Mike: he played us like A DAMN FIDDLE!!!

[@AzguardMike]

i like how Mike smirks at 4:20

[@JustinThomas-qt9hv]

It's weird seeing a time where Mike actually had a subtle fondness for Waltuh.

[@isomericgamer6644]

And to think. Walter's loyalty to Jesse is what caused the downfall of everything. If he hadn't saved him, Gus wouldn't have planned to kill Walter at all.

[@harrisonclauss8559]

My guess is Waltuh had no intention of actually "getting right on that", but how the hell would he look for a new assistant? Lol

[@NabberDog]

He could blackmail another former chemistry student 😂

[@harrisonclauss8559]

@@NabberDog or do what Gus did and find a dorky libertarian in college chemistry and pay for his schooling lmao

[@hansvonschlader8227]

Waltuh? Why is it your generation always have to mis-spell words, it's not cool, it's dumb.

[@LesGrossmann]

He would’ve asked Saul maybe if knew anyone or would’ve asked or probably even coerced Badger to take Jesse’s place

[@ShadowBeetle]

4:30 who was Walt supposed to be thinking about when Gus told him he'd need a new assistant? Obviously we know Gale will take Jesse's place, but its funny to think of Walt finding a second highschool student drop off to teach him the beauty of the blue sky

[@yoav999]

And then he realizes how important Jesse is

[@ShadowBeetle]

@@yoav999 He can operate the forklift, for starters ahah

[@LesGrossmann]

He could’ve asked Saul

[@gstryoutube]

this is not season 5 episode 13 it's season 3 episode 13

[@edwardjingles7583]

they did it on purpose show the polarisation of both gus and walter as characters. bravo villigan gince

[@lababe-e6n]

they took a full measure of the show

[@FezWhatley123]

After Better Call Saul, I still don't know how Mike was ok with children working for Gus. I feel like that would have been Mike's limit.

[@invictus6176]

Literally

[@MrCaveman366]

He might not have known it tbh, he does not seem angry with Walt here, could be because he disliked those guys aswell.

[@arcticridge]

1:50 I bet there's like 50 clips of him laughing in this scene lol

[@BrilliantWhenYouGlow]

lots of great computer wallpaper options in this scene!

[@etgohome1343]

There should be a compilation of every time they talk options in this show

[@phao3093]

This was the moment Jax became the bay harbor Heisenberg.

[@wickdaline8668]

I like the Gus side plots better in BCS.

[@Jplusl89]

Probably the only thing I’ll never understand in this show. Why did Gus make a big deal over these two thug dealers? Walt and Jesse were making him millions

[@alphabetagamma4142]

It puts a spotlight on your operation dmbss. Two drug dealers dead, in the middle of a road, is enough to get everyone talking and asking questions.

[@afungai1649]

I mean they were his employees, and them dying means less money for him.

[@nizarlakhoroszczanski96]

Gus, regarding case of WW, from the beginning was under pressure of the CARTEL.. and thus was constantly looking for an excuse to hit...

[@justinguyos5476]

@@alphabetagamma4142and two drug dealers murdering a child and leaving his corpse out in the open is not a problem for Gus?

[@JNDeaux]

It wasn't about the two dealers per se, but about Walt's insubordination. Gus can't trust an employee who can't be controlled, and an employee he can't trust-an employee who second-says and undermines his leadership-being so close to the heart of his drug empire is a huge liability.

[@DaScorpionSting]

Too bad Walt bought back Jesse into the business.

[@anapham4724]

And then that junkies he saved rat him to the police because of the son of his girlfriend he tried to poison 😂😂

[@falconeshield]

​@@anapham4724Yesh you wouldn't talk like that if someone like Walter killed your girlfriend while you slept.

[@senkumeow5095]

If only they had let walter choose

[@erickalmeida_art]

I can't believe walter white was heisenberg all the time

[@pavasite4278]

Right? This whole time I was convinced it was Holly White who was Heisenberg

[@hydriumetern7808]

Walt saying "I would never ask you that." is essentially saying that he doesn't need to ask, he already knows, asking is pointless.

[@obiwankenobiepisodeI]

This what the moment Guz became a pragmatic man and realized he had 2 options.

[@gstryoutube]

mike deserved better

[@marco3717]

no he didn´t, he was as bad as the people he was working for

[@Hankblue]

True, he deserved to look out at the New Mexico stars before getting one in the back of the head

[@ugandanchungus8455]

nope, he did not

[@rc59191]

​@marco3717 no he was not he was the only one that actually cared about his family and put his neck out multiple times to save people he didn't have to.

[@METALMAN4Wii]

Still think walt had the best job in the world 3 million dollars for 3 months tax free he could pick his own hours as long as the quoter is met.

[@turborun2345]

I know it’s a hot take but personally I don’t think Gus had Tomas killed I like to think harming children is a line Walt was willing to stoop below, which is the reason he beat Gus

[@IncredibleFulk1]

I agree. I feel like the two punks were pulling the “exact words” card with Gus. They did it to F with Jesse because they knew he was going to try to kill them. They were ready for him but not Walt.

[@joelperez2411]

description says S5 not S3

[@coyrex1250]

Honestly, i get his point about the half measures. Why was Mike telling that story anyways in this situation if he wanted Mike to do nothing.

[@littlegirlshowSynch]

Walt should have just let Jesse do the ricin burgers with Wendy tbh

[@imy-1289]

i love mike

[@abnar3729]

Why does he keep saying get your car fixed?

[@bigbizbo4965]

It was Mike’s subtle way of letting Walter know that Gus wasn’t going to kill him. At the same time, it was a real reminder to get it fixed because it was damaged when Walter ran over the drug dealers, thus drawing attention/suspicion from anyone snooping around.

[@LesGrossmann]

So that the police won’t get suspicious. Mike as an ex-cop would know a thing or two about that

[@Animefan-usa]

In reality Gus would have killed Walter here

[@justingonzalezpersonal]

Make El Camino II

[@Peter-h6n1b]

Leave Jesse alone bro

[@Kenny-the-Platypus]

Ay